Hunting For Old Records By Robert Crumb

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  Originally from The Oxford American, issue 27/28 the third annual Southern music issue.

Robert Crumb New York Sketchbook From The 1960s

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And Robert Crumb gives the New Orleans band Tuba Skinny his seal of approval. See the post below this one for information about that.

Tuba Skinny Finally Gets On Nick Spitzer's Show American Routes Because Of Robert Crumb

I have been trying for 6  years to get Nick Spitzer to put Tuba Skinny on his radio show American Routes.org(also available on line on the computer) to no avail even though they live in his own back yard in New Orleans. So I was surprised they finally made it on his show but only because they visited Robert Crumb in France and played their music for him and he plays their music for Nick Spitzer in this weeks show on American Routes.

Listen to it here. Also you can hear Robert Crumb talk about them and his record collection and hear much more old time ethic music.
http://americanroutes.wwno.org/

September 24th, 2014 ~ This week on American Routes we spin some shellac and wax nostalgic with the iconic cartoonist, musician and record collector Robert Crumb, who'll share with us his love of musical times gone by. Then, we talk to educator and vinyl aficionado Jerry Zolten about the story of Paramount Records, started by a furniture manufacturer, whose recorded legacy is now contained in two swank suitcases. Listen To Hour 1 Listen To Hour 2 More Sharing ServicesShare This

Hour One		Hour Two		Helpful Links
Open Bed: Chasin' Rainbows R. Crumb and His Cheap Suit Serenaders Chasin' Rainbows, Shanachie Keep on Truckin' Hot Tuna Burgers, Grunt Sittin' on Top of the World Taj Mahal Dancing the Blues, Private Diddy Wa Diddy John Jackson Country Blues and Ditties, Arhoolie SEGMENT: R. Crumb Pt. 1 excerpt: Keep On Truckin' Donovan What's Bin Did and What's Bin Hid, Pye Worried Man Blues George Jones The Unbroken Circle, Dualtone Hell Hound on My Trail Cassandra Wilson Blue Light 'Til Dawn, Blue Note Instrumental: Moana March R. Crumb and the Cheap Suit Serenaders Chasin' Rainbows, Shanachie SEGMENT: R. Crumb Pt. 2 excerpt: Fox Musette Les Primitifs du Futur World Musette, Sunnyside excerpt: There! I've Said It Again Vaughn Monroe & His Orchestra Sentimental Journey: Pop vocal Classics Vol. 1, 1942-1946, Rhino excerpt: Bells The Beau Hunks Play the Original Little Rascals Music: 50 Roy Shields Themes, Koch excerpt: Lotta Lovin' Gene Vincent The Screaming End: The Best of Gene Vincent, Razor & Tie excerpt: I'm Comin' Virginia Bix Beiderbecke Singin' the Blues, Columbia Masterpieces excerpt: Down in the Cemetery Billy Bird excerpt: Hollywood Rag Cannon's Jug Stomper excerpt: Happy Days and Lonely Nights Charley Fry & His Million Dollar Pier Orchestra excerpt: Goofus Slim Lamar and His Southerners Instrumental: Briggs' Corn Shucking Jig/ Camptown Hornpipe Carolina Chocolate Drops Leaving Eden, Nonesuch Last Kind Words Blues Geeshie Wiley Before The Blues Vol. 2: The Early American Black Music Scene, Yazoo SEGMENT: R. Crumb pt. 3 excerpt: River Blues R. Crumb and His Keep On Truckin' Orchestra excerpt: Walking In the Parlor Al Hopkins' Bucklebusters excerpt: Lonesome Drag Tuba Skinny Pyramid Strut, self-released excerpt: Yellow Dog Blues Wise String Orchestra Walk Right In Cannon's Jug Stompers Best of Cannon's Jug Stompers, Yazoo End Bed: Yellow Dog Blues Geoff Muldaur and the Texas Sheiks Geoff Muldaur and the Texas Sheiks, Tradition and Moderne		Riverside Blues King Oliver's Jazz Band The Rise and Fall of Paramount Records: 1917-1932 Vol 1 Jobber-Luxe USB, Third Man/Revenant Till the Seas Run Dry Dom Flemons Prospect Hill, Music Maker Don't Tear My Clothes No. 2 The Chicago Black Swans Those Dirty Blues Vol. 3, Grammercy Baby Let Me Follow You Down Bob Dylan Bob Dylan, Columbia Your Southern Can Is Mine The White Stripes De Still, Sympathy for the Record Industry Death Letter Son House Father of the Folk Blues, Columbia Careless Love Ray Charles Modern Sounds in Country and Western Music, ABC Instrumental: Basin Street Blues Henry Butler American Routes original recording, Pullman Passenger Train Pullman Porters Quartette The Rise and Fall of Paramount Records: 1917-1932 Vol 1 , Third Man/ Revenant Way Up In NYC Loudin Wainwright III High Wide & Handsome: The Charlie Poole Project, 2nd Story SEGMENT: Jerry Zolten Listen excerpt: The Bumps Jeanette James and Her Synco Jazzers The Rise and Fall of Paramount Records: 1917-1932 Vol 1 Jobber-Luxe USB, Third Man/ Revenant excerpt: Buck Town Blues Blind Blake The Rise and Fall of Paramount Records: 1917-1932 Vol 1 Jobber-Luxe USB, Third Man/ Revenant excerpt: You Can't Do What My Last Man Did Ethel Waters The Rise and Fall of Paramount Records: 1917-1932 Vol 1 Jobber-Luxe USB, Third Man/ Revenant excerpt: Chicago Buzz Junie Cobb's Hometown Orchestra The Rise and Fall of Paramount Records: 1917-1932 Vol 1 Jobber-Luxe USB, Third Man/ Revenant excerpt: Find Me at the Greasy Spoon Coot Grant and 'Kid' Wesley Wilson The Rise and Fall of Paramount Records: 1917-1932 Vol 1 Jobber-Luxe USB, Third Man/ Revenant excerpt: Ada Jane's Blues Trixie Smith The Rise and Fall of Paramount Records: 1917-1932 Vol 1 Jobber-Luxe USB, Third Man Records/ Revenant excerpt: If I Had My Way Rev. T.T. Rose The Rise and Fall of Paramount Records: 1917-1932 Vol 1 Jobber-Luxe USB, Third Man/ Revenant excerpt: Come Right In Ida Cox & Lovie Austin The Rise and Fall of Paramount Records: 1917-1932 Vol 1 Jobber-Luxe USB, Third Man/ Revenant excerpt: Galion Stomp Lovie Austin The Rise and Fall of Paramount Records: 1917-1932 Vol 1 Jobber-Luxe USB, Third Man/ Revenant Instrumental: The Dream Ry Cooder Jazz, Reprise Big Ten-Inch Record Bull Moose Jackson Risky Blues, King Stack-a-Records Tom Tall Rockin' Bones 1950s Punk & Rockabilly, Rhino Rock and Roll Records J.J. Cale Any Way the Wind Blows: The Anthology, Mercury New Minglewood Blues Noah Lewis and HIs Jug Band Gimme dat Harp Boy: Roots of the Captain, Ozit New New Minglewood Blues Grateful Dead Grateful Dead, Warner Bros. End Bed: Walk Right In Duane Eddy Twangin' Up a Storm,

Wahington Post Art Critic Paul Richard Reviews The First Underground Comic Art Exhibit In A Museum---Washington D.C. May 1969 At The Washington Gallery Of Modern Art--Walter Hopps Director

I have written more on this blog about Paul Richard and Walter Hopps and The Washington Gallery of Modern Art circa 1967-68-69. You can search for those posts by clicking on the names in the Label Box below.
I recently found my copies of Paul Richard's Reviews of this show from 1969. Since they not on the web anywhere as far as I know here it is now.

The above picture is of Walter Hopps taken around the time he was Director of the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington D.C.

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The drawing is by Robert Crumb.
   Paul Richard Reviewed the Show again about a week later on June 1, 1969. Here is that Review below.
It was too large for my scanner so I had to do it in pieces to get it all in.

The above drawing is by Robert Crumb. Click on it to enlarge it. This is from 1969. Do the freeways in the cities look like this now. I would say Yes.
   
For all the information and photos I have on this comix art show search my blog for the labels shown below.

And below is the Gilbert Shelton drawing the young collector bought in the show that is referred to in the review above. Click on the picture to enlarge it. And double click if necessary.

Billy Graham / Dope Mystics

Gilbert Shelton

Radical America Komiks

1969

Pen & Ink

19 x 12.5


And click on the link below to see the whole Comic book this drawing comes from which includes stories of Wonder Wart Hog.

The original artwork was large in size. 19 inches by 12.5 inches.

http://www.undergroundcomixart.com/drawings/main.php?g2_view=slideshow.Slideshow&g2_itemId=260

Robert Crumb's Mr. Natural Says "Twas Ever Thus"

I saved this from back in the 1960's. Click to enlarge the picture.